6 Things Google+ Can Do That Facebook Can't - Slideshow from PCMag.com

6 Things Google+ Can Do That Facebook Can't - Slideshow from PCMag.com: "Google's new social network Google+ is going head-to-head with the biggest social network of them all, Facebook."

Great smartphone deals - CNET Reviews

Great smartphone deals - CNET Reviews: "Just because a phone debuts at a high price doesn't mean it'll stay that way forever. Indeed, it's not uncommon for prices to drop after just a few months if you're patient enough to wait. There are a number of deals out there, but here we've decided to focus on a few that caught our eye."

How To Plan, Organize, and Map Out Your Home Network - How-To Geek

How To Plan, Organize, and Map Out Your Home Network - How-To Geek: "When setting up your home network, take a tally of what kinds of devices will be on your network. I’ve got two desktops, three laptops, five phones/PMPs, a printer, an XBOX 360, and a Wii to keep track of. Of course, when we have guests over, I want to make their setup as painless as possible."

Top 10 Cell Phones | PCWorld

Top 10 Cell Phones | PCWorld

Clear Temporary Files and Browsing History from All Browsers and Applications

Clear Temporary Files and Browsing History from All Browsers and Applications: "Most heavy computer users have multiple browsers. While many of us prefer Chrome or Firefox, some services, like SharePoint, require Internet Explorer. Using multiple browsers creates a large repository of temporary files, cookies and browsing histories on your hard drive, wasting precious space and slowing your computer."

Two Announcements from Google to Pay Attention

Two Announcements from Google to Pay Attention: "The first one is called +1, and it’s basically a button you use to recommend stuff around the web. Google says that “the +1 button is shorthand for “this is pretty cool” or “you should check this out.” Click +1 to publicly give something your stamp of approval. Your +1′s can help friends, contacts, and others on the web find the best stuff when they search.”"

How to Build an Email List that Makes Money

How to Build an Email List that Makes Money: "I recently sent an email to my list of 1500 subscribers promoting a particular product not that relevant to my email list, that single email made me five sales. Since that was one of the very few serious promotions I did to my email list I figured out building a solid email list of responsive buyers could be a great source of income and I have decided to share my approach to it."

Collections | Free Kindle Books and Tips

Collections | Free Kindle Books and Tips: "As I told you the other day (click here to see the post), my Kindle 3 arrived this week. Overall, I think the K3 is a significant improvement over the K2, but not nearly as much of an advancement as the K2 was over the original K1. I’m still learning things about it, and I will do my best to share the trials and tribulations – in other words, the times where I say either “yes!” or let out a string of bad words."

How to Remove Vocals From a Song Using Audacity

How to Remove Vocals From a Song Using Audacity
For those that don’t know what it is, Audacity is a free open source software program that can be downloaded onto a computer and used to record and edit sounds. One of the cool things you can do with it is remove vocals from mp3 files so that you can sing along with just the music.

Plasma vs. LCD vs. LED: Which HDTV Type is Best? | PCMag.com

Plasma vs. LCD vs. LED: Which HDTV Type is Best? | PCMag.com: "When you're shopping for an HDTV, there are plenty of factors to consider. Chief among them is the type of display. While boxy, bulky CRTs are long dead and mammoth rear-projection HDTVs are all but extinct, the HDTV market currently offers three distinct choices in display technologies: plasma, traditional CCFL-backlit LCD, and LED-backlit LCD. For years, the question of which technology reigned supreme has remained unanswered."